Flojet Pump BW 5000 Inlet Bottled Water System Xylem

Description

Flojet BW5000 Bottled Water System – Portable Water Dispensing Pump – Twin or Single Wand

The Flojet BW5000 Bottled Water System is a high-performance, portable water dispensing pump – perfect for mobile catering units, coffee carts, portable sinks, and more. Drawing water directly from standard bottled water containers, it provides clean, recipe-grade water to equipment like espresso machines, ice makers, and hand wash stations.

This smart, compact system automatically shuts off when the bottle is empty and restarts when a new one is fitted, offering hands-free reliability. Its quiet operation, quick-connect ports, and thermal overload protection make it one of the most trusted units for professional mobile setups. Available in both single wand and twin wand configurations to suit different equipment setups.

Key Features & Benefits:

• Illuminated On/Off Switch – Easy to operate in low-light conditions
• Automatic Shut-Off & Restart – Saves power and extends pump life
• Quick-Connect Ports – Simple tube changes and fast installation
• Quiet Operation – Rubber feet dampen vibration and reduce noise
• Thermal Overload Protection – Prevents overheating for long-term use
• Flojet Diaphragm Technology – Safe for dry running
• Compact & Durable – Built for mobile environments
• Power Source 230V AC or 12V
• Weight ~1.8kg
• Genuine Xylem – 4 Year warranty

Perfect For:

• Espresso & coffee machines
• Tea urns and water boilers
• Fridge water/ice dispensers
• Portable hand wash sinks
• Mobile catering units and trailers
• Off Site Locations

Delivey 2-4 days

Configuration Options:

• Single Wand Unit – For powering one appliance
• Twin Wand Unit – Connect twin bottles  simultaneously & one appliance

Using the Flojet BW5000 with Multiple Appliances

The Flojet BW5000 is designed to supply one appliance at a time, such as a coffee machine or sink.

Can I split the outlet? You can split the outlet using a food-grade Y‑connector or T-piece for light use (e.g., a coffee machine and a handwash sink) as long as only one appliance draws water at a time. This works well in setups like catering trailers where you’re not brewing and using the sink simultaneously. What should I avoid? Don’t split the outlet for high-demand or simultaneous-use appliances like: Coffee machine + dishwasher Two coffee machines Ice maker + sink The flow rate is already low (2.3 litres per minute). If two appliances run at once, each would only get around 1.15 litres per minute, which is very slow and may not be practical.

Tip: – Using a T-connector (one line in, two out) is possible, but we recommend testing it in your setup to make sure the flow rate meets your needs. For true dual-appliance use, consider a high-flow pump system or two separate Flojet pumps.